AI camera and open-ear audio
For first-person recording, travel, sports, notes, object prompts and connected app workflows.
Compare SmartXY products by program role, hardware boundary, display or camera profile and integration route before opening a detail page or starting an RFQ.
The portfolio is organized by buying logic instead of long technical paragraphs: camera and audio, AR display, camera plus AR, and specialist workflows for accessibility, field operation, clinical display or cue support.
For first-person recording, travel, sports, notes, object prompts and connected app workflows.
No-camera display hardware for notifications, prompts and phone/app-assisted content rendering.
For premium camera plus AR projects or field-operation deployments with strict compliance review.
For accessibility, professional channel pilots, enterprise audio and clinical display requirements.
Each row keeps the same information hierarchy: market role, hardware profile, display or camera boundary, software route and the next detail page.
| Platform | Best-fit project | Core hardware | Display / camera boundary | Integration route | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| K900 | AI camera and open-ear audio smart glasses | Sony 13MP camera, EIS, microphones, Bluetooth/Wi-Fi and app control | Camera and audio platform; no AR display | Partner app workflows, AI services where permitted, SDK discussion through RFQ | Open detail |
| AR99 | Lightweight monocular AR information display | 29g frame, 0.12 cc Micro-LED optical engine, waveguide optics | No camera; 30 deg FOV, 640 x 480 @ 30Hz | Phone/app-assisted prompts, notifications and partner content rendering | Open detail |
| AR99 Pro | No-camera pro AR display programs | SRG / 2D grating waveguide platform with hot-swappable temple batteries | No camera; pro display configuration | Display integration, app workflow and power-system project review | Open detail |
| C100 | Premium camera plus AR smart eyewear | 21MP capture, see-through AR display, MediaTek compute and hot-swappable power | Camera plus AR display platform | ODM/JDM programs with visual AI and app integration review | Open detail |
| Confidant | Accessibility AI glasses | Android-based voice-first hardware with camera and assistive interaction design | 13MP capture for reading, scene and recognition workflows | Assistive service logic, privacy review and regional deployment planning | Open detail |
| Falcon 007 Pro | Field-operation smart glasses | High-resolution capture, HD display, thermal lens support and rugged workflow options | 100MP camera and display for professional operation scenarios | Compliance-gated deployment for enterprise, public-safety or inspection projects | Open detail |
| Audio 01 | Camera-free AI audio eyewear | Lightweight audio temples, microphones and user-replaceable power design | No camera and no display | Translate, interpret, transcribe and listening-assist app workflows | Open detail |
| Nudge | Behavior cue and focus-assist eyewear | Lightweight cue hardware and app-guided schedule logic | No camera; peripheral visual cue module | Professional-channel pilot, app schedule setup and compliance notes through RFQ | Open detail |
| BB Medical | Clinical display smart eyewear | Sony Micro-OLED BirdBath display platform with headband configuration | 1080P display, 55 deg+ FOV; camera depends on project scope | Clinical workflow and certification package reviewed by target market/project | Open detail |
Style and CMF variants stay inside their parent platform family, so the public matrix remains easy to compare across real hardware architectures.
For software access, SDK/API discussion, regional compliance, medical claims or custom optics, SmartXY reviews the target market and partner scope before confirming deliverables.
Frame styles and CMF options are presented inside their parent platform, keeping the portfolio easier for buyers to compare.
Camera, display, audio, cue and clinical-display capabilities are separated so partners can choose the right architecture quickly.
Partner app access, local software development, compliance packages and ODM/JDM requirements are handled through the RFQ form.